Dreamcatcher
Had a great concept..........but with most of Stephen King's work in the past few years, fell very short.
The movie had low production value.......it looked like it was made for t.v. The ending sequence was anti-climactic.
Just as with Golden Years and The Langoliers..........King had a good concept, it just didn't translate to the big screen very well.
I've seen the Langoliers it was a cool idea but the characters were really dumb especially that little blind girl and the fat guy that kept saying "lets go have some food" god they're trapped in another time and all he could think of was food what an idiot
Also it was a good idea to do SW prequels but they suck
Jurassic Park: Lost World
If they actually had just stuck with the book, it would have been a kick ass movie. Michael Crichton isn't a successful author for nothing. Most of the movies that are derived from his books always stray from it so badly that it ends of ruining the movie. Well, mostly for people who have read the book, like me.
Originally posted by DM_Kirsten
I think any Stephen King book-to-movie (or telemovies) were a good concept, but very few made the grade. I admit, I liked 'The Green mile,' 'The Stand' and both versions of 'the shining', but others just bored me after a time, 'thinner', 'it', 'the tommyknockers' ... need I say more?
Guess you've never seen "Dolores Claiborne" i suppose.